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Amazon had no control or influence over the design or construction of the product sold, did not assume or administer product warranty obligations, did not hold the product out as its own, and had no control over warnings, instructions, and labeling.

In dissolving the stay, the Sixth Circuit noted that the agency’s responsibility to protect the safety and health of employees 'is hardly limited to 'hard hats and safety goggles.''

The high court found that abortion providers can move forward against some of the parties in challenges to a Texas law that disallows abortion after about six weeks.

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Two songwriters who allege that Taylor Swift lifted their lyrics for her 2014 megahit 'Shake It Off' will be entitled to a jury trial on their allegations.

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The technology company lacked standing to pursue its claim that the PTO’s rules for inter partes review unlawfully deferred to pending court cases.

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The employees acknowledged that Mass General Brigham granted religious or medical exemptions to at least 234 employees.

The lawsuit against the Sinclair Broadcasting Group survived motions for summary judgment on a wide range of grounds.

The Sixth Circuit, randomly selected by lottery, will review the petitions filed in federal appeals courts within 10 days of the issuance of OSHA’s ETS.

Circumstantial evidence raised a jury question as to whether batteries used in a vaping device were defective under the consumer expectations test, but inadequate warning claims fell short.

Uncertainty over whether the federal employees and service members who sued will ever need to undergo compulsory vaccination or experience adverse employment actions weighed 'decisively against' ripeness and irreparability in their request for preliminary injunctive relief, according to a federal district court in the District of Columbia.

The entities sought religious exemption from, and a declaration that they do not violate, the anti-discrimination provisions of Title VII so that they could hire and fire in accordance with their alleged religious beliefs and employment policies.

The Court heard two cases on S.B. 8 back to back: Whole Woman’s Health v. Jackson and U.S. v. Texas. The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Texas’s 'heartbeat' abortion law, S.B. 8, on November 1, 2021, after setting an expedited briefing and argument schedule. The issues before the Court concern not the legality of the ban, but whether the cases can be brought in federal court.